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Awards and achievements
Preceded by TVXQ	KM Music Festival/MNET Asian Music Festival - Artist of the Year 2007	Succeeded by Big Bang
Preceded by TVXQ	Golden Disk Awards: Disk Daesang 2009	Succeeded by Girls Generation

[show] v d e Super Junior Leeteuk · Heechul · Yesung · Kangin · Shindong · Sungmin · Eunhyuk · Donghae · Siwon · Ryeowook  · Kibum  · Kyuhyun Han Geng Subgroups Super Junior-K.R.Y · Super Junior-T · Super Junior-M · Super Junior-Happy Subgroup members Henry (SJ-M) · Zhou Mi (SJ-M) Studio albums SuperJunior05 · Don't Don · Sorry, Sorry · Bonamana · Mr. Simple / A-CHa SJ-M Me Extended plays SJ-M Super Girl · Perfection SJ-Happy Cooking? Cooking! Tours and albums Super Show (album) · Super Show 2 (album) · Super Show 3 (album) · Super Show 4 SJ-K.R.Y The 1st Concert Affiliated tours SMTown Live '08 · SMTown Live '10 World Tour Filmography Film Attack on the Pin-Up Boys · Super Show 3 3D Television Super Junior Show · Princess Diary · Mystery 6 · Full House · Super Adonis Camp · Super Junior Mini-Drama · Idol Show · Super Summer · Explorers of the Human Body · Band of Brothers · Super Junior's Foresight Related articles Discography · Videography · Television and film · Awards and nominations · SM Town · SM Entertainment Category · Official website

[show] v d e Super Junior and subgroup singles Discography · Videography · Awards and nominations Super Junior "Twins (Knock Out)" · "You are the one" · "Miracle" · "U" · "Dancing Out" · "Full of Happiness" · "Wonder Boy" · "Don't Don" · "Marry U" · "One Love" · "Sorry, Sorry" · "It's You" · "Sorry, Sorry - Answer" · "Bonamana" · "Victory Korea" · "No Other" · "Mr. Simple" · "Superman" · "A-Cha" · "Oppa, Oppa" Super Junior-K.R.Y "The One I Love" · "Just You" · "Fly" Super Junior-T "Rokuko" · "ROCK&GO" Super Junior-M "U" · "Me" · "Super Girl" · "Blue Tomorrow" · "Perfection" Super Junior-Happy "Cooking? Cooking!" · "Pajama Party" Featured collaborations "Show Me Your Love" · "KoreArirang" · "Red Sun" · "Snow Dream" · "Let's go on a trip!" · "Only Love"  · "S.E.O.U.L."

[show] v d e S.M. Entertainment Subsidiaries SM TinTin Hall · SM Entertainment Japan · SM Academy · SM Pictures · SM Amusment · SM F&B Development · SM Bravo · SM Entertainment USA Executives Lee Soo-man (chairman) · Kim Young-min (CEO) · Lee Jong-in (CFO) · Yoo Young-jin (director) · Park Jin (director) · Han Se-min (director) · Nam So-young (director) · Kangta (director) · Pyo In-bong (co-president of TinTin Hall) · Kim Kyung-sik (co-president of TinTin Hall) · Lee Solim (president of Academy) · Ahn Soo-wook (president of Bravo) Studio artists Yoo Young-jin · Kenzie · Kangta · Hwang Sang-hoon · Song Kwang-sik · Shim Jae-won · Rino Nakasone Razalan Performers Solo BoA · Dana · Iconiq · J-Min · Kangta · Zhang Liyin Duo The Blue · TRAX · TVXQ Group EXO · f(x) · Girls' Generation · The Grace · Shinee · Super Junior Special Unit/Subgroup EXO-K · EXO-M · M&D · S. · SM The Ballad · SM Town · Super Junior-Happy · Super Junior-KRY · Super Junior-M · Super Junior-T Actors Ara · Isak · Son Ji-chang · Kim Min-jong · Yeon-hee Former artists Black Beat · Fly to the Sky · H.O.T. · Hyun Jin-young · Isak N Jiyeon · M.I.L.K · S.E.S. · Shinhwa · Shinvi Concert tours 2002 SM China · Smile Concert 2003 · 2007 SMTown Summer Concert · SMTown Live '08 · SMTown Live '10 World Tour Partnership Starworld Entertainment · Fandango Korea · Avex Entertainment · Sony Music Entertainment Japan  · Nayutawave Records · EMI Music Japan  · J Storm · TrueVisions Group Discography · Category · Website: Korea · Japan

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